Natural Hydrogen - clean energy right under our feet | Viacheslav Zgonnik | TEDxManhattanBeach

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Renewable energy is growing but not fast enough says Viacheslav Zgonnik. He believes natural hydrogen, which forms naturally inside the Earth, is our path to significantly increase the world’s production of renewable energy. Clean to extract, use, and providing 24/7 base load power, natural hydrogen is a compelling new source of energy found right under our feet. #hydrogen #fossilfuels
Note: the easy to understand animations were created by Sasha Roshen.
For the past twelve years, Viacheslav has dedicated his research to exploring the vast potential of natural hydrogen. He has authored a comprehensive review and groundbreaking publications on this subject, offering a unique perspective on the widespread presence of hydrogen on Earth and its untapped possibilities.
Through his startup, Natural Hydrogen Energy, LLC, Viacheslav pioneers the exploration for geologically occurring hydrogen. His success hinges on innovation, imagination, and an entirely new exploratory paradigm. Adapting flexibly to a non-standard, resource-constrained environment, he has achieved a significant milestone by drilling the first deep well in the United States in search of natural hydrogen.
His primary scientific focus is on deep-seated hydrogen of primordial origin. Viacheslav firmly believes that the discoveries arising from this field will revolutionize our understanding of the planet’s past and future, providing us with a sustainable source of clean energy. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@Madwheels45]

Great presentation. Lets make it happen now!

[@katiefinnegan4649]

This was beautifully presented. Well done.

[@TlouGiven]

Great presentation looking forward to hear the progress on the project all the best

[@MrFernandoza]

The sound level is terrible. I gave up listening.

[@aldrinspeck2724]

how about "geothermally induced Hydrogen"? Inject water into hot rock formations deep down the earth and allow temperature and pressure do the trick?

[@giiiuseppe2802]

He forgot about nuclear

[@bernardvandevandel]

The water produced by the oxidation of hydrogen will end up in the seas and oceans, helping to raise their water levels.